Universal design – the key for inclusion and accessibility
In this blog, we delve into universal design to help you understand and recogni s e how its principles, when implemented, can foster more accessible and inclusive solutions.
Practical use of the Innowalk Pro in a neurological rehabilitation unit
The Innowalk Pro full-body movement trainer has been in daily use at the SRH Fachkrankenhaus Neresheim since June 2022. Learn all about the therapist's experience - the initial challenges and how their everyday…
Alt Movement - A functional training gym with a difference
"Alt Movement” in Essex, is an gym for individuals with disabilities. It is an inclusive and welcoming space, where adaptive athletes can work out together, focusing on strength, conditioning and rehabilitation.…
Changing lives through surfing and surf therapy
Surfing is a great activity and therapy. It combines aerobic exercise and strength training with a stress-relieving mental health workout as you progress and develop new skills. You get all this while having a…
Stroke recovery: The value of physical therapy in rehabilitation
Learn how rehabilitation after stroke can improve functional performance. Julian Breuer, Head Physio at NiB Köln shares his knowledge and experience with us in this article.
How Can You Help Your Youth Transition to Adult Healthcare?
People depending on healthcare throughout their life will at some point face the challenges that come with moving from paediatric healthcare to adult healthcare. Unfortunately, many people get lost in this…
3 inspirational persons with cerebral palsy
People who inspire us tend to go beyond what’s perceived to be their limits. From track racing to arctic expeditions, we look at three people who have achieved amazing things through hard work and courage.
Transitioning from Youth to Adulthood with CP – Insights from Joakim
The transition from youth to adulthood can be challenging, especially if you happen to have cerebral palsy (CP). Where am I going to live? What kind of assistance is available? There’s a lot to think about, but…